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Stankiewicz, Edward. HAVE<br />

1958. Slavic <strong>Kinship</strong> Terms and the Perils of the Soul. Journal of American Folklore 71<br />

(280): 115-122.<br />

Reprinted (with changes) in: The Slavic Languages: Unity in Diversity, by Edward<br />

Stankiewicz. Pp. 453-465. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1986.<br />

Stankiewicz, Edward. HAVE<br />

1962. The Etymology of Common Slavic *vъno kъ/* vъnukъ. Slavic and East European<br />

Journal 6: 28-33. [An etymology of the Slavic term for ‘grandson’.]<br />

Štrekelj, Karl.<br />

1904. Zur slavischen Lehnwörterkunde. Denkschriften der Kaiserlichen Akademie der<br />

Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-Historische Klasse 50: 1-76. Wien. [Pp. 41-42: on Russ<br />

nyanya ‘nurse, nursing mother’ and other kinship Lallwörter.]<br />

Trubachev, O. N.<br />

1959. Istorija Slavjanskikh Terminov Rodstva i Nekotorykh Drevnejshikh Terminov<br />

Obshchestvennogo Stroja. Moscow: Akademiia Nauk SSSR.<br />

Review: Friedrich 1963.<br />

Turner, Paul.<br />

1874. Slavisches Familienrecht. Strasburg and London: Trübner. 64 P.<br />

Uhlenbeck, C. C. HAVE<br />

1894. Die Behandlung des indg. s im Slavischen. Archiv für Slavische Philologie 16:<br />

368-384. [Pp. 377: sestra ‘sister.]<br />

Vaillant, André.<br />

1931. Slave commun vŭnukŭ. Revue des Études Slaves 11: 206. [Slavic term for<br />

‘grandson’.]<br />

Vaillant, André.<br />

1938. Slave m o žъ. Revue des Études Slaves 18: 75-77. [Slavic term for ‘husband’.]<br />

Vaillant, André.<br />

1958. Grammaire Comparée des Langues Slaves. T. II. Morphologie. Lyon: IAC. [Pp.<br />

108-109: declension of the term for son; 167: the term for ‘husband’s brother’ in the IE<br />

context; 172: the terms for nephew and niece in the IE context.] HAVE<br />

Van Wijk, N. HAVE<br />

1942. Aksl. materьnь, dъšterьnь. Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie 18: 32-35.<br />

Vey, Marc.<br />

1931. Slavic st- provenant d’i.e. *pt-. Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris 32:<br />

65-67. [Discusses Slavic terms for father’s brother and niece.]<br />

Vey, Marc. HAVE<br />

1958. K etimologii drevnerusskogo Stribogъ. Voprosy iazykoznaniia 7 (3): 96-99.<br />

[Includes observations on Slav *ientry ‘husband’s brother’s wife’ and *dšterь<br />

‘daughter’.].

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